DEATHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17950, 18 November 1918, Page 1

DEATHS.

ADCOCK.—November 16, at 494, Cash el Street, Lydia, relict of the late John Adro :1c (lato of Richmond); in her sixty-ninth" year. By request, no mourning. Private -1 ..interment Tuesday*- • •••• 1 .

BOYCE.—November IS, at 89, Norwich •Street, Linwood, Alice Maud Boyce, diorly beloved wife of /trthur Boyco, late of Corriedale, and youngost daughter of tho late Robert Parker, Loithfleld; aged thirtyseven. BROAVN.—November 16, at Ambcrley, David, beloved husband of Johanna Brown; aged seventy-seven. Deeply regretted. Private interment. BUTTERFIELD.—November 16, at tbo Christchurch Hospital, Frederick, boloved husband of Mabel Butterfield, of 10, Hulbort; Street, linwood, in his thirty-third voar, of pneumonia. CALL AAV AY .—Novombor 16, at Christchurch, iterate Leslie, dearly loved husband of Muriel Callaway, and son-in-law oi Airs R. Kenna, Bcicsford Street, New Brighton; in his thirty-fourth year. COTTON.—At 81, Hagloy Street, Henry Malby Cotton, second eon of the late K. M. Cotton, of Lake Coleridge and Mrs AV. AV’. Morton, Hagloy Street, aged thirty-six years.

CKO SB 115.—November 16, Arthur Selwyn Crosbie, at the Casualty "Ward. Lyttelton; aged thirty-one years. DONALD.—November 18, at Chrlstohuroh (Private Hospital). Minnie Maud., wife oi Private Roy Donald, of Mataroa, und niece of Mr and Mrs J. McDonald, 14, George Street, Mas tor ton; aged twenty-two. (Of pneumonia.) DULANEY.—Novembar 16, at Christchurch, Fred, only eon of the late Sergeant Dolancy, Edinburgh, and dearly loved brother of Mrs W. Whiteford, Clare Road; aged thirty-two. Suddenly. (Pneiunonia.) DOUDS.—Novembor 10, 1918, at his late residence, 79, Hill’s Road, St Albans, James! beloved husband of Margaret Douds; aged seventy-fivo years, CEALAM.—Novembor 16, at Christchurch Hospitul, Ernest Arthur, dearly boioved husband of Rhode. May Ealam, of Hornby, aged twenty-three years. FALKINDER. —November 16, at Seftou, of influenza and pneumonia, Joel, eldest son o: Charlotte and the late Thomas Falkinder; aged thirty-four years. FlSHEß.—November 17, at Christchurch Hospital, Leonard George, beloved only :.on of George David and E. J. Fisher, of -42, Kilmoro Street; aged nineteen years, to loved, ro mourned. FITZGIBBO'N.—November 17, at Bennett’s Junction, of pneumonia, Matthew, dearly boioved husband of Elizabeth FiUgibbon; aged iorty-fivo years. K.i.P. I'TTZGIBBON. —November 17, at Bennett’s j unction, Matthew, eldest beloved son oi "Martin and Johanna Fitzgiobon, of 151, Victoria Stxeot, Eangiora, Rest in peace. FGGGIN. —November 17, at Christchurch Hospital, Jack, beloved husband of Jussis Foggin, and dourly loved father of Jittlo Alex, and Joan; aged thirty-five. At rest. FOWLER.—Novembor 17, at Aylesbury, tlio dearly boioved wife of William Longnoy Fowler; in her Etsvonty-flfth year. Deeply regretted. HAYWARD.—Novembor 15, John. Hayward, of Dunedin boioved brother of Mr* G. Harris, Dover Streeti W, Hayward, carrier, St Alban*; and Mrs J. Kennedy, erf Sydenham; ia hi 3 flitioth year. After a short illness. Deeply regretted. llOLXON,—November 10, at Aiuberley, Walter Charles, beloved second surviving tea of G. R. and M. Holton; aged thirtytbreo yews. Deeply regretted. Private inf torment. HOLMES.—Novembor 16, at . Timaru, William Graham, youngeot ®oa of G. G. Holmes, Knocklyna, Halswoll. Private interment. HOOD.—November 16, 1918, at Wellington, Mary Gravenor, boioved wife of James Hood, late of Christchuroh, and mother of L. It Hood, of this city. Sleep on, dear mother, your toil is o'er. Your loving hands nhn.ll work no more. JONES.—At Christchurch Hospital, Private Charles Edward Jones. Returned Soldier, dear friend of Air R. Stevenson. At rest. Timeiru papers pleaao copy. JCIHDY. —November 17, at Christchurch .Hospital, Fredrick Stow.art, eldest son of Helen J. JKirdy, of Tinwald (late of the 12th Reinforcements); aged twenty-three years. (Of pneumonia.) LARSEN.—November 16, at his ln.t* residence, Henry, boioved husband of Ruth Larson; aged forty-three years. Private interment at Addington Cemetery, 2 p.m. To-day. (Of pnoumonia,.) JMTTLE.—At 176, Papanui Road, St Albans, William, boioved husband of Helen Little, of Argyle, East WeJpawa; aged sovamtytwo. Suddenly